Wednesday
2 Corinthians 4:7-9
We often feel inadequate, broken, or too flawed to be used by God. But today's passage reminds us that God deliberately chooses to put His treasure in "jars of clay" - ordinary, fragile vessels. Your weaknesses and imperfections don't disqualify you; they qualify you to display God's power! Reflect on areas where you feel weak or broken. How might God want to use those very cracks to let His light shine through? Remember, you're not called to be impressive or self-sufficient. Instead, embrace your role as a humble vessel, allowing God's all-surpassing power to work through you. Today, look for opportunities to boast in your weaknesses, giving glory to the One who sustains you.
We often feel inadequate, broken, or too flawed to be used by God. But today's passage reminds us that God deliberately chooses to put His treasure in "jars of clay" - ordinary, fragile vessels. Your weaknesses and imperfections don't disqualify you; they qualify you to display God's power! Reflect on areas where you feel weak or broken. How might God want to use those very cracks to let His light shine through? Remember, you're not called to be impressive or self-sufficient. Instead, embrace your role as a humble vessel, allowing God's all-surpassing power to work through you. Today, look for opportunities to boast in your weaknesses, giving glory to the One who sustains you.